Do super weapons really exist? Or are they playing us?

Originally posted by MrsBlonde
check this out ,Austrailian Super gun


they can deploy these from bombers and cover whole towns ,it levels everything to the ground ,like big Blender from the Sky

this weapon gives me the Hebe jebes

Thanks for the info, MrsBlonde! Yah, that system does look way too efficient!!

I think saw it first on Military Channel, apparently it's on of Australias huge international weapons systems best sellers!

so for a picture of what THEY have planned for suppressing rebellious populations try a high powered bullet fired straight down from the sky carpeting a town with a bullet per square inch. There will be no buildings left and no people left no survivors just a field of bloody pulverized ruble the ground will then be composed of spent bullets... forever...and on to the next

our overlords are insane

Originally posted by MrsBlonde
I think saw it first on Military Channel, apparently it's on of Australias huge international weapons systems best sellers!

so for a picture of what THEY have planned for suppressing rebellious populations try a high powered bullet fired straight down from the sky carpeting a town with a bullet per square inch. There will be no buildings left and no people left no survivors just a field of bloody pulverized ruble the ground will then be composed of spent bullets... forever...and on to the next

our overlords are insane

No, it seems to me that they just don't have any compassion, nor do they want so many slaves. IF they succeed in their takeover bid, I would count on a major depopulation effort to ensue. Thanks again for the heads up about this kind of weapon.

reply to post by AnnoyingOrangeX

Source for military applications of Telsa's work and his trying to sell to government were from an interview with Telsa in the August 1917 Ellectrical Experimenter. The original is hard to find.

Telsa gave an interview with the New York Times, July 11, 1934, where he reports that his invention could be used as a major weapon. Somewhere in the 1934 article he stated the military did not want it.

There are other references from reliable (by reliable, I mean not out on the fringe) sources like the New York Times.

Originally posted by Outcast2
reply to post by AnnoyingOrangeX

 

Source for military applications of Telsa's work and his trying to sell to government were from an interview with Telsa in the August 1917 Ellectrical Experimenter. The original is hard to find.

Telsa gave an interview with the New York Times, July 11, 1934, where he reports that his invention could be used as a major weapon. Somewhere in the 1934 article he stated the military did not want it.

There are other references from reliable (by reliable, I mean not out on the fringe) sources like the New York Times.

Thanks for that further information, Outcast! The man was a genius, I think.

reply to post by DragonriderGal


look up a series called 'future weapons', most of it focuses on projectile weapons but a few episode concentrate on other weapons such as lasers and electricity,

Originally posted by DaveNorris
reply to post by DragonriderGal

 

look up a series called 'future weapons', most of it focuses on projectile weapons but a few episode concentrate on other weapons such as lasers and electricity,

Ok, will do, Dave! Thanks!

Originally posted by Outcast2
reply to post by AnnoyingOrangeX

 

Source for military applications of Telsa's work and his trying to sell to government were from an interview with Telsa in the August 1917 Ellectrical Experimenter. The original is hard to find.

Telsa gave an interview with the New York Times, July 11, 1934, where he reports that his invention could be used as a major weapon. Somewhere in the 1934 article he stated the military did not want it.

There are other references from reliable (by reliable, I mean not out on the fringe) sources like the New York Times.

thx for posting!

I´ll look further into this